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Why was Capernaum strategically advantageous for Jesus's ministry?
Why was Capernaum strategically advantageous for Jesus's ministry?
- Its proximity to a major travel route facilitated the spread of his teachings. (correct)
- Its basalt architecture provided a strong defense against Roman attacks.
- Its isolation ensured minimal interference from religious authorities.
- Its remote location allowed for private prayer and reflection.
What geographical feature near Capernaum contributed to the local economy?
What geographical feature near Capernaum contributed to the local economy?
- The Mount of Olives, attracting pilgrims and boosting tourism.
- The Jordan River, providing fertile land for agriculture.
- The Sea of Galilee, supporting a thriving fishing industry. (correct)
- The Dead Sea, known for its salt production and trade.
Besides healing, what other miraculous acts did Jesus perform?
Besides healing, what other miraculous acts did Jesus perform?
- He calmed storms and walked on water.
- He turned water into wine and multiplied loaves of bread.
- He raised the dead in Capernaum and Nain. (correct)
- He cast out demons and healed the blind.
Why were tax collectors like Matthew generally despised?
Why were tax collectors like Matthew generally despised?
What did Jesus's call to Matthew signify?
What did Jesus's call to Matthew signify?
Flashcards
Capernaum
Capernaum
A town that served as Jesus's base of operations near the Sea of Galilee.
Sea of Galilee
Sea of Galilee
A small fresh water lake, approximately 13 miles long and 7.5 miles wide.
Miracles of Healing
Miracles of Healing
Acts performed by Jesus to heal the sick and raise the dead.
Daughter of a synagogue official
Daughter of a synagogue official
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The Call of Matthew
The Call of Matthew
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Study Notes
Life of Christ in Galilee
- Capernaum was Jesus' base of operations, situated near a busy transportation route.
- The Sea of Galilee is a relatively small body of water (13 miles long, 7.5 miles wide).
- It is a significant fishing location.
- Fishing villages line the shores.
Jesus' Miracles
- Jesus performed many healings and miracles.
- He raised the daughter of Jairus and the son of a widow from the dead.
- Jesus' compassion is highlighted by his reaction to the mother's tears.
- The news of these actions spread throughout Judea.
Call of Matthew
- Jesus continued to recruit disciples.
- Tax collectors (like Matthew) were despised.
- Tax collectors acted as agents of the Roman government, which was not popular.
- They were known for dishonest practices.
- Jesus noticed Matthew and told him to follow.
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